Education & Engagement Technology Specialist Position Available In Forsyth, North Carolina

Education & Engagement Technology Specialist Kaleideum Winston-Salem, NC Job Details Part-time $11 – $14 an hour 14 hours ago Benefits Flexible schedule Qualifications Some college Spanish CPR Certification Working with people with autism High school diploma or GED Conflict management Robotics Leadership Communication skills Entry level

Full Job Description Job Title:

Education & Engagement Technology Specialist Reports To:

Senior Director of Engagement Details:

part-time Flexible schedule, hours will vary Typically, 10-20 hours per week but could be up to 40 seasonally; some evening and weekend hours $11-$14/hour

Background:

Kaleideum was formed in July 2016 as result of the merger of SciWorks and The Children’s Museum of Winston-Salem. Kaleideum is expecting to move into a single location, located in downtown Winston-Salem in February of 2024. The mission of the Museum is: Inspiring wonder, curiosity, and lifelong learning in our children and community through interactive play and discovery. As a merged entity, we spark the imagination and ignite the intellectual curiosity of our visitors by developing exhibits and programming that fuse STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math), literacy, and the arts into an integrated approach to learning. In all our endeavors, we seek to be strong partners with our families, schools, and community members as we prepare future generations for lifelong learning and success.

Position Summary:

This role is a hands-on, guest-facing position that brings the museum to life for families, students, and campers. The Education & Engagement Technology Specialist will lead activities, demonstrations, and games focused on robotics and technology. Responsibilities vary daily and include engaging with visitors, setting up and cleaning activity spaces, and ensuring all technology is working properly. This position reports to the Senior Director of Engagement and helps create an outstanding museum experience. During the summer, the role also supports tech-focused camp programs.

Primary Duties and Responsibilities:

Deliver Engaging Tech-Based Experiences Facilitate robotics and technology-focused demonstrations, camps, field trips, and public programs for children, families, and adults. Maintain Equipment and Materials Oversee robotics kits and technology tools, including software updates, repairs, and inventory management. Collaborate for Program Excellence Work closely with the Education & Engagement team to develop and deliver high-quality, cohesive programming. Ensure Safety and Cleanliness Uphold all safety protocols, maintain clean and organized learning spaces, and support a secure environment for all participants. Provide Exceptional Guest Service Foster a welcoming, responsive, and supportive atmosphere for visitors of all ages. Encourage Exploration and Creativity Create an environment that promotes curiosity, hands-on learning, and playful discovery. Support Department Needs Perform additional tasks as requested by the Senior Director of Engagement.

Knowledge, Skills, Ability:

Passion for Kaleideum’s mission and commitment to diversity and inclusion Strong team player with adaptability in a fast-paced environment Excellent communication skills with children, families, and colleagues Reliable, professional, and courteous Skilled in problem solving, conflict resolution, and creating safe environments Experience leading STEM, maker, or robotics activities Ability to work collaboratively across departments Comfortable working indoors and outdoors Spanish language skills a plus Available to work a flexible schedule that includes varied hours and days, including weekends, holidays, and evenings

Qualifications:

Minimum Education/Experience:

Some college course work/or comparable work experience in an appropriate field such as education or STEAM-related field preferred. High school degree/GED required. Experience with a variety of LEGO robotics, Minecraft, or other educational robotics/coding kits. 1 or more years’ experience in an educational setting working with children; previous experience in a museum or non-profit environment a plus. Ability to obtain First Aid and CPR certification. Willingness to work with children with special needs. (

Ex:

visual impairments, diabetes, allergies, autism, etc.) Experience managing staff preferred.

Essential Physical Functions:

On any given day, Museum staff may be required to do one or more of the following: climbing, stooping, kneeling, crouching, crawling, and reaching. To apply, please submit a museum application and resume to Shari Brady, Vice President of Education at

Job Type:

Part-time Pay:

$11.00 – $14.00 per hour Expected hours: 10 – 20 per week

Schedule:

Day shift Weekends as needed

Work Location:

In person